Sentence examples for How much organizations from inspiring English sources

We have seen how much organizations can benefit when they focus their energy on transforming meetings instead of just tolerating them.

Charity Navigator had been using a system of awarding one to four stars to charities based mainly on financial measures, like how much organizations spend on fund-raising and the ratio of their administrative costs to their overall revenue.

Just how much organizations chip in varies widely.

In doing so, I get to see first-hand how much organizations benefit from the right volunteer at the right time.

"I'm not sure how much organization is going for arrestable actions" at Blair Mountain, said Bernard, who is planning to attend the march.

That is a something we are now beginning to see, although according to the Aid Transparency Index -- a league table which ranks international organizations according to not just how much information organizations publish, but also how useful that information is -- we still have some way to go.

They are in the mainstream, and they're connected and they're extremely influential, and that's why we're seeing a lot of anti-refugee bills and anti-refugee organizing through ACT for America, and we have to question how much these organizations are influencing lawmakers to pass anti-Sharia and anti-refugee legislation.

This is startling, considering how much money organizations spend conducting employee surveys and reorganizations, engaging consultants and implementing change initiatives.

He also suggested that the lessons for 2017 could begin with looking at who is doing the attacking and then at how much work organizations will have to do in improving data protection.

The Italian culture minister, Dario Franceschini, said in a statement on Friday that the investigation "confirmed how much criminal organizations are interested in works of art, which are used as a form of investment as well as a front of financing".

Declining to continue filming someone for a reality television show after they let loose a series of asinine and bigoted remarks in a magazine interview is not "discrimination", no matter how much Christian organizations insist it is.